Hermann-Grima House
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Historic house · local-legend
The Story
Ghost City Tours recounts former director Charles Mackie’s descriptions of rooms warming unexpectedly and rose scents where no flowers were present. Lavender is associated with Mrs. Hermann and roses with Mrs. Grima. Its account also describes visitors mistaking a nineteenth-century couple for museum interpreters.
The Hauntings
Ghost City Tours recounts former director Charles Mackie’s descriptions of rooms warming unexpectedly and rose scents where no flowers were present. Lavender is associated with Mrs. Hermann and roses with Mrs. Grima. Its account also describes visitors mistaking a nineteenth-century couple for museum interpreters.
A sense of place.
Visitor Experiences
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Sources & further reading.
- The Haunted Hermann-Grima House (visiting)
- The Haunted Hermann-Grima House (reports)
Plan Your Visit
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